Common boost leaks
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Common boost leaks
So I got a boost leak somewhere and my mechanic is getting tired of my car sitting at his shop. Any common boost leaks happen. I am thinking about just going through and replaceing most of the hoses if there badly damaged.
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#3
RE: Common boost leaks
hes a pos mechanic if he cant find the leak
you need a compressor for that tool
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RE: Common boost leaks
ORIGINAL: Red_sapphire89
hes a pos mechanic if he cant find the leak
you need a compressor for that tool
hes a pos mechanic if he cant find the leak
Most gas stations offer free air if you don't have a compressor, or access to one.
You may need a different fitting if you go the gas station route, but nonetheless it can be done.
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RE: Common boost leaks
ORIGINAL: ouTTie914
Yeah what's your point?
Most gas stations offer free air if you don't have a compressor, or access to one.
You may need a different fitting if you go the gas station route, but nonetheless it can be done.
ORIGINAL: Red_sapphire89
hes a pos mechanic if he cant find the leak
you need a compressor for that tool
hes a pos mechanic if he cant find the leak
Most gas stations offer free air if you don't have a compressor, or access to one.
You may need a different fitting if you go the gas station route, but nonetheless it can be done.
#8
RE: Common boost leaks
Here is the pressure tester I made. Its a PVC reducer with a end cap. I drilled / Tapped the end and then I got an air compressor gauge / on/off valve setup from lowes for like 4 bucks. This doesnt give me a TON of flexibility for testing at specific PSI, but its close enough.
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